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G5V-2-DC5

G5V-2-DC5

Omron
DPDT variant with a 5 V coil when you need two poles instead of the single pole of the G5V-1.
2,468 in stock

Overview

The G5V-2-DC5 is a low-signal DPDT (Double Pole Double Throw) relay designed for PCB mounting with 2.54 mm pitch terminals. It features a 5VDC non-latching coil and provides two independent switching circuits within a compact, fully sealed enclosure. This relay is capable of switching loads up to 2 A with a maximum switching voltage of 125VAC or 125VDC.

Why Choose This Part

The DPDT configuration allows for the simultaneous control of two separate circuits, providing a space-saving alternative to using two single-pole relays. Its fully sealed construction allows for automatic soldering and cleaning processes, while the 100 mA coil current is compatible with many standard transistor drivers.

Applications

Telecommunications Equipment
Used for signal routing and line switching in communication infrastructure.
Audio System Control
Switching balanced audio signals or selecting between multiple input sources.
Security Control Panels
Driving auxiliary alarms or controlling local lock mechanisms via low-voltage logic.
Industrial Logic Interfacing
Isolating sensitive microcontroller circuits from 24V industrial control signals.

Key Specifications

Coil Type Non Latching
Relay Type General Purpose
Seal Rating Sealed - Fully
Coil Current 100 mA
Coil Voltage 5VDC
Contact Form DPDT (2 Form C)
Operate Time 7 ms
Release Time 3 ms
Mounting Type Through Hole
Approval Agency CSA, UR
Contact Material Silver (Ag), Gold (Au)
Switching Voltage 125VAC, 125VDC - Max
Termination Style PC Pin
Must Operate Voltage 3.75 VDC
Must Release Voltage 0.25 VDC
Operating Temperature -25degC ~ 65degC
Contact Rating (Current) 2 A

Getting Started

To drive this relay from a 5V microcontroller, use a NPN transistor (like a 2N2222) or a MOSFET as a low-side switch. Always include a flyback diode (such as a 1N4148) across the coil pins to protect your circuitry from inductive voltage spikes during turn-off. Ensure your power supply can provide the 100 mA required for the coil when energized.

G5V-2 Family

Part NumberDifferenceStock
G5V-2-DC12 12 20,616
G5V-2-DC24 24 16,637

Also Consider

G5V-1-DC5 Omron - A smaller SPDT version if you only need to switch a single circuit and require a lower coil current.
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